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Issue 2 is now out and available in our online shop alongside remaining copies of issue 1. You can buy either/both or su...
21/06/2022

Issue 2 is now out and available in our online shop alongside remaining copies of issue 1. You can buy either/both or subscribe by visiting our online shop at https://www.hapaxmagazine.com/shop
You can also find details on how to apply for a commission for Hapax Magazine's future issues. We welcome applications from anyone, based anywhere, from any background.

We are pleased to announce the six recipients of the artist and curatorial commissions to make new work for our third is...
12/06/2022

We are pleased to announce the six recipients of the artist and curatorial commissions to make new work for our third issue, to be published Winter 2022/2023.

Following a call-out for submissions of interest, the editors have selected five artists and one curator who will create a new photographic project or curated section for publication in the third issue of this semi-annual magazine.

In the weeks to come we look forward to sharing images from these artists and curator as they take over the Hapax Instagram account, while the new projects they are working on will only be unveiled in the pages of issue three.

Please see the link in bio for the full announcement or cut and paste this link: https://www.hapaxmagazine.com/news

Best wishes for the summer - look out for issue 2 hitting the best shops very soon.

Issue 1 of Hapax Magazine is available in the brilliant Belfast Exposed Gallery.
24/01/2022

Issue 1 of Hapax Magazine is available in the brilliant Belfast Exposed Gallery.

We are pleased to announce the seven recipients of the artist and curatorial commissions to make new work for our second...
22/12/2021

We are pleased to announce the seven recipients of the artist and curatorial commissions to make new work for our second issue, to be published Spring/Summer 2022.

Following a call-out for submissions of interest, the editors have selected five artists and two curators who will create new photographic projects or curated sections for publication in the second issue of this semi-annual magazine.

In the weeks to come we look forward to sharing images from these artists and curators as they take over the Hapax Instagram account, while the new projects they are working on will be unveiled in the pages of issue two.

https://www.hapaxmagazine.com/news

Artists:

Alice Duncan currently lives and works in Naarm (Melbourne), Australia. Her practice mediates between science, archaeology and photography to expose the multifaceted, ever-changing and (most importantly) constructed nature of our personal and cultural identities. Specifically, Alice combines analogue and digital image-making techniques to visualise the complexities involved in collectively living on colonised land. Alice’s work has been exhibited across Australia and internationally.

Gaia Cambiaggi is a photographer based in Italy whose varied portfolio includes portraiture and commissions to document architectural projects and man- made landscapes. Her work has taken her across Europe, Asia and Central and South America. A long time digital refusenik with an analogue heart, she prefers to shoot on film. Her photographs have been widely exhibited and published internationally.

Jo Longhurst in an artist living and working in London who explores and critiques traditions of portraiture through a combination of photography, sculptural elements, moving image, performance and installation. Collaborative works with show dogs and elite gymnasts investigate the act of looking and being looked at: how we judge and are judged, and how we attempt to fit in. Exploring both physical and emotional experiences, Jo questions theories of eugenics, representation, gender, power and control - gently probing how cultural ideas of perfection shape personal and national identities, as well as social and political systems.

Sana Ginwalla is a Zambia-born photographer and curator interested in politics of identity, home and belonging. Her work produced in and about Zambia has consistently focused on showcasing the overlooked and relatable everyday moments from the past and present. She is the founder and creative director of Everyday Lusaka and Zambia Belonging – art platforms dedicated to exploring a more considered visual representation of Zambia in order to build a contemporary archive for future generations.

Yvette Monahan is an Irish photographic artist. Yvette’s practice looks to further her understanding of three main ideas, namely intuition, transcendence, and narrative. She engages with different processes in order to investigate these precepts, incorporating photography, drawing, and print-making. Yvette aims to create images that reflect the inner world and outer spaces.

Curators:

Eva Eicker is a photography curator living in London. She focusses on social and cultural issues for a critical engagement with contemporary photography. With a background in Anthropology, Eicker has a keen interest in interdisciplinary aspects such as sound and materiality in relation to photography. She curated the exhibition Anna Barriball and Dirk Braeckman at KINDL – Centre for Contemporary Art, Berlin (2020). During her time at The Photographers’ Gallery (London) she was curating the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize for many years; as well as Noemie Goudal: Southern Light Stations (2016) and Gregory Crewdson: Cathedral of the Pines (2018).

Isabella Seniuta is an Art Historian and Independent Curator living and working in France. She is the author of a thesis on the history of "the Eye Club", a network of actors that helped shape the emerging photography market between Paris and New York in the 1960s-1980s. She co-curated the traveling exhibition "Gilles Caron, an Imperfect World", with Guillaume Blanc and Clara Bouveresse (2019-2021). She is the co-curator of the next exhibition dedicated to James Barnor which will open in July 2022 at the LUMA Foundation in Arles.

Hapax Magazine will be commissioning more artists and curators for the 2nd issue of the publication. The deadline is 30t...
24/11/2021

Hapax Magazine will be commissioning more artists and curators for the 2nd issue of the publication. The deadline is 30th November. You can apply - there are no exclusions at all. To see details of how to submit a proposal, pease visit https://www.hapaxmagazine.com where you will also find the contact page. We look forward to seeing your submission.

PLEASE SHARE TO MAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY AS WIDELY AVAILABLE AS POSSIBLE.

29/10/2021
Thank you for pre-sale orders last week, we are now open for sales of Hapax Magazine Issue 1 Autumn/Winter 2021/22.  Inc...
11/10/2021

Thank you for pre-sale orders last week, we are now open for sales of Hapax Magazine Issue 1 Autumn/Winter 2021/22.

Including newly commissioned works by Lucas Gabellini-Fava, Monika Orpik, CJ Chandler, Laura El-Tantawy and Godelive Kasangati Kabena. With new curations from Mark Sealy considering the work of Earlie Hudnall Jr. and Iris Sikking bringing together the work of Lisa Barnard, Bertrand Cavalier, Samar Al Summary, Malgorzata Stankiewicz, Douglas Mandry, Seungwon Jung and Aàdesokan.

Priced at GBP 12.00 (ca. USD 17.00 / EUR 14.00) plus shipping through the Hapax Magazine site, via Paypal or credit card, https://www.hapaxmagazine.com/shop . Details on subscriptions and stockists coming soon.

We won't be sharing the magazine's content on the internet; these new features have been created especially for Hapax.

Here's a view of 5 issues, about to be wrapped. We look forward to hearing from you when you receive yours.

It's here! We're proud to announce Hapax Magazine Issue 1 Autumn/Winter 2021/22 has just arrived in stock and is now for...
04/10/2021

It's here! We're proud to announce Hapax Magazine Issue 1 Autumn/Winter 2021/22 has just arrived in stock and is now for sale.

Including newly commissioned works by Lucas Gabellini-Fava, Monika Orpik, CJ Chandler, Laura El-Tantawy and Godelive Kasangati Kabena. With new curations from Mark Sealy considering the work of Earlie Hudnall Jr. and Iris Sikking bringing together the work of Lisa Barnard, Bertrand Cavalier, Samar Al Summary, Malgorzata Stankiewicz, Douglas Mandry, Seungwon Jung and Aàdesokan.

Priced at GBP 12.00 (ca. USD 17.00 / EUR 14.00) plus shipping through our site. Please visit the Hapax Magazine shop - https://www.hapaxmagazine.com/shop - to buy this issue; details on subscriptions and stockists coming soon.

We won't be sharing the magazine's content on the internet; these new features have been created especially for Hapax. So here is the beautiful cover and we can't wait for you to see what's inside.

The call for submissions for our next issue is now live and details are on our site. https://www.hapaxmagazine.com

Hapax Magazine Issue 1 is printed and off for binding. More soon on where to buy it.
22/09/2021

Hapax Magazine Issue 1 is printed and off for binding. More soon on where to buy it.

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